Four ties taking place tonight with three Premier League teams involved
Leeds beat Barnsley & Bristol City back win at Wycombe
Newcastle come from behind to beat Tranmere; Brighton win at Forest Green Rovers
Third-round draw follows tonight's games
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Tranmere 1-2 Newcastle
Tranmere boss Micky Mellon to Sky Sports: "Huge credit to the players and fans. It was a Tranmere cup tie evening for us. I couldn’t fault anything the players did. We wanted to make it a contest and the players did. They stuck to the gameplan well. We were disappointed at the end."
On Newcastle's equaliser: "I’m disappointed. I don’t want to take anything away from the lads' performance. But there was a blatant block on our centre-back.
"To be done by a block was disappointing and naive from the referee. It was a blatant block. This was an important evening for our players.
"I saw the block coming. Both of his [Elliot Anderson's] hands are on my centre-back which allows the man he’s marking [Jamaal Lascelles] to come to the back. Schoolboy stuff. Newcastle are a really good side. Everything had to go right for us.
"I'm really pleased [with the Tranmere goal]. You have to be brave to play against Premier League teams. To create a chance like that... a really well worked composed goal.
"There’s only praise for the players. We’re a growing team. We understand it’s a young, developng tam. We’ll learn from mistakes. We’ll look at tonight’s game and see where we can improve."
Leicester v Newport
The Foxes needed penalties to beat League Two Stockport on Tuesday.
Now they will host Newport in the third round.
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FT: Wycombe 1-3 Bristol City
The Robins celebrate.
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And there will be at least two League One or Two teams in the fourth round thanks to Stevenage v Charlton and MK Dons v Morecambe.
That's seven all-Premier League games - including Manchester City v Chelsea.
Brentford v Gillingham
Arsenal v Brighton
Southampton v Sheffield Wednesday
Newcastle v Crystal Palace
Image source, Getty ImagesMK Dons v Morecambe
Stevenage v Charlton
Manchester City v Chelsea
Bristol City v Lincoln
Burnley v Crawley
Image source, Getty ImagesLiverpool v Derby
Bournemouth v Everton
Manchester United v Aston Villa
Nottingham Forest v Tottenham